Tariq

oof check the Windows power plan and BIOS for aggressive overclocking or a high power limit... resetting the BIOS to defaults is a quick way to rule that out. fingers crossed 🤞

for me it was the BIOS. swapped it and boom, fixed

hmmm check the PC or motherboard maekrs support page first, not just teh chip maker. Many keep older versions under a prveious versions or show all link for ur specific model. lmk how it goes

oof honestly just reset teh BIOS and save yourself the pain worked for me anyway 🤷

honestly just reset teh fan curve and save yourself teh pain hope that helps :) have u tried turning it off and on again (im only half joking)

been there man make suree you picked teh right architecture and the right OS family. A package meant for a different Windows edition, or a server/workstation branch, will refuse with the same generic text.

oh ive been there lol pro tip: write down what u change. i didnt and had to redo compatibility from scratch fingers crossed 🤞